Elderly Woman Loses $30,000
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•Fraud alert: Police warn of two separate scams in Metro Vancouver
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A 72-year-old woman lost $ 30,000 last week after a fraudster pretending to be CIBC called her and spoke with her on the phone — for four hours .
Vancouver police said Friday this is just one of several complaints they have received lately about a new bank card scam targeting seniors.
Fraudsters have been calling victims from a phone number that appears to be a legitimate financial institution and claiming there has been irregular activity on their bank accounts.
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